Lazy Susan organisers make the world go 'round — literally. Between their ability to rotate 360 degrees, reduce clutter [1], and keep things both tidy and visible, lazy Susans are basically standard organising products [2] on steroids. You may remember your parents or grandparents using lazy Susans as table centrepieces. While lazy Susans still make for excellent serving trays (especially for big families or large gatherings), they've evolved over the years, and have forever changed the way we organise cabinet space.
Nowadays, a standard lazy Susan cabinet organiser has two tiers with raised rims for optimal storage and to prevent items from falling over. However, a really good lazy Susan organiser will include all the above, but with one tier having dedicated compartments for smaller loose items. Ideally, those compartments would be adjustable. Speaking of, if your cabinet space allows, consider a lazy Susan that is height adjustable so you aren't limited to what products your organiser can hold. Albeit, never underestimate the organisational power of a single-tier turntable. Depending on your cabinet's facade (like if it's exposed), a one-tier lazy Susan may just do the trick!
Utilising a lazy Susan cabinet organiser that turns 360 degrees will make everything you do so much easier — locating items, taking inventory, restocking, and so on. Don't be afraid to use lazy Susans outside of the kitchen, too. These cabinet organisers are great for makeup, hair accessories, and cleaning supplies.
As you can tell, lazy Susans vary by height, tiers, compartments, and more. From savvy food-storage solutions [3] to cookware organisers, we found so many helpful options. Find the lazy Susan organiser that fits your cabinet space and organisation needs ahead.
Best Lazy Susan: Sagler 2 Tier Lazy Susan Turntable
Get rid of unwanted clutter and reclaim cabinet space with the Sagler 2 Tier Lazy Susan Turntable [4] ($16, originally $18). Made with fingerprint- and stain-resistant stainless steel material, this 360-degree two-tiered spice rack features a raised rim to help keep items in order and prevent falls.
Best Lazy Susan: Yarlung Bamboo 2 Tier Lazy Susan Divided Organiser
Keep smaller items nicely organised with the Yarlung Bamboo 2 Tier Lazy Susan Divided Organiser [5] ($19, originally $20). The bottom level can hold taller or heavier items like cans and bottled sauces. The top layer comes with six divided compartments for loose items like tea bags, sugar packets, or birthday candles.
Best Lazy Susan: Rev-A-Shelf 28-Inch Kidney Shaped 2-Shelf Lazy Susan
Corner cabinets can be a real pain to organise with their awkward nooks and crannies — but, not anymore. Thanks to the Rev-A-Shelf 28-Inch Kidney Shaped 2-Shelf Lazy Susan [6] ($76), storing items in corner cabinets has never been easier or more functional. Made with polymer plastic, each shelf can support up to 20 pounds. They're also adjustable and turn independently of one another, too.
Best Lazy Susan: NEOLETEX Extra Large 3 Tier Bamboo Lazy Susan Snack Organiser
Generally, Lazy Susans are known for organising small things like spices and canned items; but the NEOLETEX Extra Large 3 Tier Bamboo Lazy Susan Snack Organiser [7] ($90, originally $100) is changing the Lazy Susan game, big time. This fabulous product can house pretty much everything from chip bags to baking supplies to individual granola bars. The bottom level has four large compartments whereas the top level has six small cubbies, all of which can be readjusted to fit your organisational needs.
Best Lazy Susan: Lipper International Acacia Wood 18" Lazy Susan
If you have exposed kitchen cabinets, you need a Lazy Susan that'll get the job done while still looking sleek and modern. Enter: the Lipper International Acacia Wood 18" Lazy Susan [8] ($40). It makes everyday items easily accessible and carrels things of the same like, such as baking supplies or pasta and sauces. You'll always know where everything is, and whether an ingredient is running low.
Best Lazy Susan: Allstar Innovations Spice Spinner Two-Tiered Organiser
The Allstar Innovations Spice Spinner Two-Tiered Organiser [9] ($20) is the king of spice racks. Not only can it up hold up to 40 spice canisters, but it also includes two separate turntables (the unit as a whole and a turntable in the centre for olive oils and sprays), both of which can turn 360 degrees for swift and easy use.
Best Lazy Susan: 1Easylife 2-Tier Lazy Susan and Height Adjustable Cabinet Organiser
The 1Easylife 2-Tier Lazy Susan and Height Adjustable Cabinet Organiser [10] ($25) includes one large storage bin and three small deep storage bins. All the bins are removable and the pole is height adjustable. Whether you want to ditch the top bin for a flat surface or transform the bottom level into a pie-shaped bin organiser, it's up to you.
Best Lazy Susan: mDesign Kitchen Cabinet Plastic Lazy Susan Storage Organiser Bin
Some pantries already come equipped with a Lazy Susan. If that's the case, you'll want to invest in storage bins like the mDesign Kitchen Cabinet Plastic Lazy Susan Storage Organiser Bin [11] ($13, originally $16) to optimise space. A clear bin makes it easier to organise, grab whatever you need, and take inventory. This particular cubicle has deep four-inch walls so you don't have to worry about items toppling over as you spin and grab.
Best Lazy Susan: Copco Non-Skid Pantry Cabinet Lazy Susan Turntable 2-Pack
In this Copco Non-Skid Pantry Cabinet Lazy Susan Turntable 2-Pack [12] ($16), you get a nine-inch and 12-inch turntable with non-skid liners, which make them super easy to clean. These Lazy Susans can hold virtually anything whether it's kitchen essentials, cleaning products, laundry supplies, or bathroom products like lotion and extra shower items.
Best Lazy Susan: CASCIARO Rotating Spice Rack
The CASCIARO Rotating Spice Rack [13] ($34) is great for those who have cabinets with more height than width storage space. Rather than a wide two-tiered organiser, this rack organises spices vertically while still spinning in a full 360-degree rotation. It comes with 20 heavy-duty glass jars with pre-labeled stickers as well as a funnel for easy refilling.
Best Lazy Susan: YouCopia Crazy Susan Kitchen Cabinet Turntable
The best part about the YouCopia Crazy Susan Kitchen Cabinet Turntable [14] ($30) is that the clear bins are designed with handles and can be removed from the physical turntable. This makes it easier to grab a bin from high shelving and to restock. Simply grab a bin, not the entire turntable from the shelf! Tip: this would also work great for compartmentalizing hair accessories.
Best Lazy Susan: iDesign The Sarah Tanno Collection Cosmetic Organiser Turntable
Keep makeup brushes, chapstick, and other makeup tools neatly and safely stored away in the iDesign The Sarah Tanno Collection Cosmetic Organiser Turntable [15] ($25). Not only will you have a clean workspace (and counter space), but won't have to go digging through a drawer to find your favourite lipstick next time.
Best Lazy Susan: Greenco Lazy Susan, White Marble
Lazy Susans can be both functional and chic. Take the Greenco Lazy Susan, White Marble [16] ($27). Its smooth marble finish makes it the perfect turntable for cabinets with glass doors.
Best Lazy Susan: Rev-A-Shelf Not-So-Lazy Susan Organiser
As the name implies, the Rev-A-Shelf Not-So-Lazy Susan Organiser [17] ($368) is anything but lazy. Designed for corner base cabinets, this Lazy Susan has a rimmed storage shelf on the bottom and an upper tier with seven hooks for pots or pans. The mid-tier is called an "arrester," which prevents cookware from bumping into one another while in motion. Cleaning up never looked so easy.
Best Lazy Susan: Rev-A-Shelf 4-Shelf 15 in. Chrome Blind Corner Lazy Susan
Contrary to popular belief, not all Lazy Susans turn clock- or counter clockwise. The Rev-A-Shelf 4-Shelf 15 in. Chrome Blind Corner Lazy Susan [18] ($460) utilises a pull-out and side-glide motion for hard-to-reach-spaces like blind corner cabinets. The organiser comes with four deep storage baskets that can hold up to 150 pounds total. To use the Lazy Susan, simply pull out one panel (two baskets are attached to each panel) and glide it to the side. Do the same thing to the other side. Generally, this is used to organise cookware, but you can install it in any bottom storage cabinet you see fit.